The Presidential Elections in America
LONDON, October 13.—The progress of the elections for the office of President of the United States is causing more than the usual amount of excitement. In…
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Parliamentary Elections
Our Taree, correspondent se[?]t us the following on Saturday evening:—" At a meeting to-day of persons favourable to the return of Messrs. Joseph Andrews and J. H. Young to Parliament about 300 were present. Both candidates…
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A meeting of the friends of Mr. John Young was held, last night, at Mr. William Tye's house, Newtown; the Mayor of Newtown (Mr. D. Wildman) in the chair. A large number of the electors of Newtown were present,…
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LONDON, October 18.—The elections in connection with the Presidency of the United States are proceeding and are, generally, carried out under extreme…
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Mr. Henry Copeland, M.L.A., who is offering himself as a candidate for the representation of New England in the next Parliament, arrived at Uralla on Sunday morning. On Monday afternoon he was driven to the Retreat…
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Last night Mr. Elkington, one of the candidates for the representation of Balmain, addressed a numerous gathering of electors at the Bald Faced Stag Hotel, Leichhardt. The Mayor of Leichhardt…
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A preliminary meeting of the friends and supporters of Mr. John Young was held, at Macdonaldtown, last evening; Mr. Horsfall (mayor of Macdonald[?]own) in the chair. A large number of electors were present netwithstanding the…
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A large and influential meeting of the friends and supporters of Alderman John Taylor, J.P., was held oh Monday evening last, at Hearne's Baldfaced Stag, Leichhardt, for the purpose of forming…
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A largely attended meeting of the friends and supporters of Mr. John Young, was held at Mr. Greenslade's (late Johnson's) Hotel, Darlington, last night. Alderman Maze occupied the chair, and it the request of those present, the…
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Mr. John Taylor addressed about 250 of the electors of Balmain at the Waverley Hotel last night. Mr. R. Pollock presided. Mr. Taylor appealed for support on the grounds…
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Mr. A. R. Fremhn addressed the electors of Redfern At St. Silas's schoolroom, Waterloo, last night. The chair was taken by Mr. Evans, Mayor of Waterloo, and amongst those on the platform, which was…
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An enthusiastic meeting of Mr. John Young's friends and supporters was held in the Council-chambers, Camper-down, last evening. The Mayor of Sydney occupied the chair. After Mr. Young had expressed his views on the…
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Various Commissions of Inquiry, appointed to investigate charges of bribery and corruption, which had been brought against many members of Parliament who were…
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Mr. Henry Copeland, M.L.A., who is offering himself as a candidate for the representation of New England in the next Parliament, arrived at Uralla on Sunday morning. On Monday afternoon he was driven to the Retreat…
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Various commissions of inquiry, appointed to investigate charges of bribery and corruption which had been brought against many members of Parliament who were returned at the last…
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Many a man with his elbows out, And his boots run down at heel; Many a man for whom none will shout, Though his eyes wear a sweet appeal;…
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LONDON, October 18.—The elections in connection with the Presidency of the United States are proeeding, and are, Generally, carried out under extreme…
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Mr. W. H. Suttor met with a most enthusiastic meeting at Mount Mncquario last night, being met by a cavalcade of horsemen. In the evening Mr. Mark Pascoe acted as chairman. Mr. Suttor's…
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The last of the electoral rolla are now in the hands of the Government Printer, and will be ready in the course of a few days. The following circular is being forwarded to each of…
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A meeting of friends and supporters of Mr. J. F. Burnt will be held here this evening. Mr. J. H. Nowland is a candidate for the Hunter. GRAFTON, Monday…
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